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Best Gay Beaches in Sydney – The Top Six List
The sun is (mostly) out, those beach days are help in Sydney and I&#;m excited to be catching up with friends from around the nature who are coming on down to Australia for some fun in the sun.
Over the years I&#;ve shared all sorts of Sydney tips with friends, from gorgeous walks you can accomplish with killer Sydney views along with some things you can do in Sydney on a rainy day when the harbour city&#;s weather turns on a dime and shows off its stormy side.
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As I also own some rather fabulous friends from around the world who have wondered where the best queer friendly beaches may be, I&#;ve insert together a list of six of the best of those as well.
So if you&#;re wondering the same when you hit Sydney&#;s shores, grab the sunscreen and attempt one of these hot sandy spots around town.
North Bondi Beach
Let&#;s kick off with the one you already recognize – Bondi Beach. It&#;s famous for a reason, and if you&#;re not already staying in Bondi it&#;s worth popping on down at least once if you’re vi
There is a gay block in Sydney hosting an epic party every unattached day of the week! In this guide, we tell you which are the best ones to head to.
The gay scene in Sydney is on fire!
That was our first impression as we made our way over to the Stonewall bar to watch the drag reveal. Our eyes sparkled fancy kids in a candy store, enchanted by the vibrant atmosphere! Everyone was smoking hot, yet as friendly as pie and down to earth. It's what we love most about Australians, particularly Sydneysiders.
The gay scene of Sydney is largely based in and around Oxford Road in Darlinghurst. Open up your Grindr here and BOOM…you'll feel like the hottest gossip in a room full of juicy secrets!
Darlinghurst stands as the pulsating heart and heart of gay Sydney. The gay bars here are a treat! Something always happens every day of the week, especially on weekends.
Based on our experiences, we've compiled this manual to the best same-sex attracted bars to visit each day of the week. For a deeper dive, you should also beat up our gay instruction to Sydney for first-timers, and if you're planning on
Gay Guide Sydney
Sydney's great climate and its friendly, relaxed atmosphere make this gorgeous city an ideal holiday destination choice for homosexual travellers. Of course, Sydney is world famous for its annual Mardi Gras Festival, but this eclectic city and its surrounds has a large number of year-round experiences on offer. The gay scene is mostly located around Oxford Street in the suburb of Darlinghurst, just a short walk from the downtown. However in recent years Newtown, located on the south western edge of the downtown, has rapidly become an alternative centre of lgbtq+ life with its vibrant bar and restaurant scene. For those wishing to explore the countryside shut to and around Sydney, the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains and the Hunter Valley Wine Land, both a two hour drive from Sydney, are a great "bush" exposure. Sydney is not the only place in Fresh South Wales that welcomes the gay community. Overseas visitors lucky enough to get to Byron Bay can relax in this "laid back" sub-tropical village.
Your guide to LGBTQIA+ Sydney
Internationally renowned as a homosexual capital, cosmopolitan Sydney promises you a warm welcome, whatever your orientation or gender identity. The harbour city is, of course, home to the world’s largest annual LGBTQIA+ festival, the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, but there’s much more for queer folk to see and do during a visit.
Dining scene in Surry Hills
Travel tips & practicalities
Australia consistently ranks among the most queer-friendly destinations in the world, and Sydney is particularly hospitable. Here, LGBTQIA+ people are protected from discrimination by regulation and are free to join whomever they choose. It’s ordinary to see same-sex couples holding hands, although locals of all orientations generally refrain from emotional kissing and other explicit displays of affection in public. LGBTQIA+ folk have several resources accessible to them when they enter in Sydney. For local and national news with a lgbtq+ focus, check out the Actor Observer, and keep an eye on Time Out Sydney’s LGBTIQ vertical for relevant news and information abou